The analysis was based on notes taken by the interviewer and done on an item-by-item basis.
In 1983, Craft disclosed that Stravinsky's most important aesthetic statement, his Harvard lectures entitled "Poetics of Music," was entirely written by Roland-Manuel and Suvchinsky, based on notes provided by the composer.
Description: Photocopy of a manuscript on the ethnography of the Indians of southwest Oregon based on notes compiled by Gibbs from George Crook, W.B. Hazen, and J.I. Milhau.
Much of the book, written with a collaborator, Ron Powers, was based on notes taken by Mr. Kennedy over 50 years as well as hours of recordings for an oral history project at the University of Virginia.
Now, a longer version of that conversation and a second dialogue, based on notes taken by Marianoff and another guest, has been printed in a special issue of The Kenyon Review, which was jointly published with the British literary periodical Stand.
Based on notes made by the additional researchers and on subsequent discussion we produced a refined set of eight categories.
After each interview, the interviewer and the main researcher conducted debriefings, based on notes written by the interviewer during and after each interview; these debriefings served to evaluate the data collection, summarise major findings, present emerging hypotheses, and prepare the following interviews.
Ornithology of Guadeloupe Island, based on notes and collections made by Dr. Edward Palmer.
"I apologize for that," Mr. Woodward replied, adding that his questions were based on notes from National Security Council meetings -- by definition secret -- "and what other people said".
Instead, we assigned patients to condition based on 2-week cycles; i.e. every second Monday, the condition (MI or BA) for the upcoming fortnight was determined based on notes prepared in sealed envelopes by an external researcher, who randomized the sequences in blocks of four.
